British Buffets

Elegant tripod legs with original castors. Antique dumb waiters, sometimes referred to as buffets, were made to be used in a dining room for storing food that was about to be served.

Servant veneer in maple burl, walnut, and mahogany. Curved front doors with central inlay in various essences, representing musical instruments, notched sides with three open shelve...

A gorgeous and extremely rare Jacobean tiered oak court cupboard or server stand in good antique condition. Most likely made in England in the late 16th / early 17th century with pos...

This is a very handsome burled walnut buffet. The top side cabinets look as though they are old book spines, but they are actually carved wood. As is true of many burl pieces, the mo...

A George IV display cabinet of small proportions. Of breakfront form, constructed in goncalo alves, with brass inlays; rising from carved gadroon capped naturalistically carved a...